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KIDNEY PAINS

KIDNEY PAINS
And that weary. feess. sensation pres
ent with those Of infamed Edneys.s weak back and
loins, aching hips and Sides overworked out
by disease debility dissipation. relieved in
minute and speedily cured by the CuTIoURA ANTI
PAIN PLASTER, new, original elegant and infallible
antidote to pain and Inflammation. At all druggists
my16
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For spring lamb and Washington dressed beef
SO TO John K Kelly. stall tc2S G29 and $50 Center
market, and 100 and POS Northern Liberty market
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and g. at c. Auerbach's, Gents Furnishing and
Sewing Machine Rooms. It'll and H SITS
Musical instruments and strings walford,
487 Pa. ave.
Bailey, se5 It'll st. Fly screens put in, 75c. I'm
Before Buying a Refrigerator
see the Ridgway, the only Refrigerator that has q
system in It, that condenseS and carries OF all
odors that arise from vegetables meats, &c, ]. ".
SCHAFER BRO, Sole Agents for the District, 1910
9TH street NV. colin
COlburn's
WORCESTERSHIRE TABLE SAUCE.
P1Quant and appetiztng. Has no equal In flavor. Inn
Bailey's 25-fr. Rubber Hose complete, s.. I'm
An Extended Popularity. Browns BRoN-
CHIAL TROCHEs have been before the public many
years. For relieving Coughs and Throat troubles
they are superior to all other articles Sold only
in boxes.
seThe Queen Of Beers.''-No family should
doz. (6ml F. II. FINLEY, Agt, LOG d St
Bailey's 81 Saw, warranted. I'm
COlburn,S
PHILADELPHIA MUSTARD
King OF condiments Flavor, pungency, strength
combined in perfection. Finest mustard made. I'm
ssLet's Talk SOS Harness.''-Becker's. 60
Bailey's, 1926 18th st. NV. Lawn Mowers, 1915
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u h. Ward" prints, 4Oc. per h.
Also Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk: sweet Milk
&C. per quart Cream 15c.
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Fox SALg-COLUMBIA BICYCLE-Address Column
bia star Office.
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For PURE WINES LIQUORS AND BERKELY pure
I'VE whisky, the best on the market for the price,
"a per gallon, 81 quart, and 10 cents pint %
cents sample bottle. 60 TO Tharp. SIS z 81. n
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PARBr makes special offer OF 100 sheets linen
paper, your address neatly engraved from steel
dit, and 100 envelopes TO match, for -. VIII give
monogram instead OF address. Monogram and adj
drtsSS, very neaf s.. SAMPLES on request. s,In,w
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ALL-wooL dark mixed suits so. Eiseman's, 72E.
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ALl.wooL cheek sults slo. Elsemans. andE
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CITY ITEMS.

Try the Wear.Well Shirt. Patent
seamless neck band. great invention; price S5c.
and 81, at C. Auerbachs, Gents Furnishing and
Sewing Machine Rooms 7th and II SITS.
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= e F; 81 81 = f.
We are showing line of Trunks which, in prices and
assortment cannot be matched in the city. We have
ton few items to illustrate what doing in this
line:
PACKING TRUNKS.
E1tra-large boxes double bound sheet-iron edges
well Slated iron balance strong locks. iron center
band bottom rollers leather handles and metal caps
all wel-made. lined with fancy paper.
Size "a, %, 32, 36,
9Oc. sl.25. &1.5O. SL75
STEAMER TRUNKS.
Covered with duck. double-bou iron edges, well
Slated aud clamped, patent bolts
Size 30, 32, "a,
$3.50. 81. 1925.
ZINC TRUNKS
Extralaree round-top boxes, covered with crystal
headed hardwood Stats. setup tray with bonnet box
Sizes rs to SO; 26 is $3.50; raise 25c. 8 size.
DUCK TRUNKS.
Barrel top covered with heavy duck, painted slate
color and vanished. Sizes 26 to "a; 20 is 1925
raise soc. a size.
LEATHER TRUNKS
Barrel-op, large boxes, covered with leather, wide
double bound edges iron bottom, five hardwood stats
on top two all round the body, strap hinges put
with strong vets. patent bolts and rollers full Sara
toga finish.
Sizes, %. 30. 32. 81, SO,
S. $3.50. So $780, s7a5
full line of Gents Trunks and extra-size Ladies'
Trunks at all prices
GENTS CLUB SATCHELs
Good quality heavy grain leather large doublefang
Japanned large double hasp nickel lock- strong
nickel ap-catches: linen lined
Sizes IL, ID. Ii. L.
So. &225. $3.50. $500
PATENT FRAME
Continental Club Bag solid leather, leather lined,
very handsome Satchel; 50.
REAL ALLIGATOR
Club Satchel extra-fne quality, patent frame; the
finest in the market: leather lined; $3.50.
vALIsEs
Solid Leather valise imitation Alligator linen lined;
1926. The Same. duck covered, $3.50.
E E E {, s. j II fF== ::
my27 9TH. sTH AND STREETS
EsrAs11sHED 1880.
JAMES 7. DAVIS SONS
1901 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. COZ. 10TH Sc
Spring styles SILK HATS. e5. $6 andsS
Spring styles DERBY HATS ct o.. $3.50. Ga $3.50.
a, @4.5O
LADIES' RIDING HATS AND CAPS
SOFT HATS IN ALL QUALITIES
CLOTH DERBYG STEAMER CAPS
CHuDREN's, BOYS and YOUTHS HATsan CAPS
knk. Gloria. Mohair. Alpaca and bingham
LABRRLLAA
CANES CAhkA CAhkA
mh2&
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AIL-wooL indigo blue suits SO. Eiseman's, 7&E
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Atwood plaid suits $40. Eiseman's, andE.
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PHOTOGRAPHER PHOTOGRAPHS,
Finest work at reasonable prices. ESTABRO0K 8
I'll Market Space.
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ALL-wooL indigo blue suits 80. Eiseman's, 7aE
AI-wooL light suits $40. Eisenan's, and E.
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ALL-wOoL stripe suits $40. Eiseman's, 3 and E
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ALL-wooL stripe suits $40. Eiseman's, : and E
ALI-wooL dark mixed suits $40. Eiseman's. TIE
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ALL-wooL light suits $40. Eisenan's, : and

ALI-wooL check suits $40. Elseman,s. Z and E
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ALL-wooL dark mixed suits $40. Eiseman's, 7&E
HUMAN artificial eyes. Hempler's. Ave., cor. Az
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COIbufnsS
PHILADELPHIA MUSTARD.
King OF condiments. Flavor, pungency, strength
combined in perfection. Finest mustard made. I'm
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ALL-wooL indigo blue suits $40. Eiseman's 7sE.
ALL-wOOL check suits SO. Eiseman's, and Z.
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Musical instruments and strings Walford,
4S7 Pa ave
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ssLet,s Talk SOS Observation-Disclosures
Bailey's, 1926 7th st. NV. Lawn Mowers, ST.

and delivered in u 10. ward" prints, 4Oc. per Ii
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet Mil
SC. per quart. Cream 1oc.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
Indications for Tie "a h9IfTS cOInBcncfpr nj . ~ m,
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland Della
ware and Virginia. warmer fair weather followed
by local rains on Tuesday, winds generally
sOutherly.
Fox SALE-COLUMBIA BIcYCLE-Address Column
bia, star Office.
An-wooL dark mixed suits go Eiseman's, 7&E.
ALI-wOOL stripe suits $40. Eisemans, and E
AL-wOoL check suits $40. Elseman's, and E.
For spring lamb and Washington dressed bee,
SO 10 John K Kelly. stall C2S GS9 and $50 Center
market, and 100 and POS Northern Liberty market
ALL-wooL indigo blue suits 80 Eiseman's 7SE
ALL-wOoL check suits SO Eiseman's, 7 and E
An-wool plaid suits 80. Eisemans, andE.
SPECIAL ATTENTION IS called 10 the SUPERIOR dual.
liz OF our Extra DeOdorzed Empress Fluid for
NapOr Stoves, as being free from grease or gIInmy
substance. Orders by mail promptly attended 10
j. w Schsefer & Bro, 1000 9TH st. NV.
AIL-wooL indigo blue suits so. Efsemans, 7&E.
ALL-wooL stripe suits 80. Eisemans, and E.
ALL-wooL dark mixed suits 80 Eiseman's, TIE.
For PURE WINES LIQUORS AND BEKKELY, pure
rye whisky, the best on the market for the price,
"A per giIlOn, 81 quart, and 20 cents pint, -
Genus a sample bottle, go to Tharp, SIS st. NV
A~T"OOL AiuiSO oiuC SUITS tIO-
ALI-wooL light suits $40. Eisenan's, and E.
PAREr makes special offer OF 100 sheets linen
paper, your address neatly engraved from steel
ole, and 100 envelopes TO match, for -. VIII give
monogram instead Of address Monogram and adj
uresSs very neat, 81 Samples Oh request s,m,w
ALI-wooL check suits $40. Elsemans. 7 and E.
AIL-wooL light suits $40. EiSeman's and E.
PHOTOGRAPHER PHOTOGRAPHS,
Finest n rpaSDul br nriPPS EST
I'll Market Space.
ALL-wooL dark mixed suits $40. Efsemans, 7&E.
AIL~wooL plaid suits SO. EIseman's : and Z.
HUMAN artificial eyes. Hempler's. Ave-, cor. Al;
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NOR SALES ACRES FOREST. AND SULPHUR
sIrnss ADJOINING Hyattsyille. only 10000, u Tro-
mote " lsua SynchrOnism. !" worth 5000 Ter acre a.
such lands selling. Address J. HARMS RO,iERS
owner. o6 Corcoran Building my.s4 "a.
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HORSES, MULES. HOTEL COACH, BUGGIEs, ETC, At
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, at IL O'Clock, Auctfoneer
Thomas bowling Will sell, In front OF hts auction
rooms, two young mules, several horses, farm
wagon, hotel coach, trotting buggy, &C., all In
nrst-ciass condition--Adr.
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sSThe Queen Of Beers.''-No family shou
be without MOerlein'S celebrated Beer 75c d,
doz. (6ml F. II. FINLEY, Agt., LOG d St
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Bailey's 81 Saw, warranted. I'm
ssROyal Glue'' mends 'em.-Boston Tdrieti.
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FOR SALE-TOTS

LHOR SALE-TWO BUILDING LOTS ON n ST N.
E. extended; IL squares from street cars size 3OY
81 each; Loo per foot. Address LOT, Star Office.
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MAMMOTH SHOW at Kernan's, including the great
est OF all CARDS, the Partisan dancers.
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AT NODFRaTF COST

III First-class lots, 4ONIOn now selling nt ,.u,s
and ward AT Moniello Station. -hIf beyond
Ivy City, on the b. and o. double track fr,slu.,nt
trains. communication fare four cents
Terms easy Why not have a home of your own
ADDRESS or call l. q LOOMS,
mySo-m~Sflm CITY T. q,
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FURSrTURE AT AUCTION. = TO-morrow, at 10
O'clock, Mr. bowling will sell, at No. SU7. 10th
street northwest, piano and an excellent lot OF
household effects. See advertiSement-Adr.
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NOR SAlE-SEYEN ACRES ON THE HEIGHTS
II of tieorgetown east of High ST. owned con-
troled by syndicate capable Of adj ambiguous
dylsion Water gas and sever premises. " RILEY
DEEBI4E- 1919 fst my,l-ln1
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M ELROSE PARK-LoTS FOR SAIE-THE MOST
1 desirable IN Hyattsville opposite the residence Il
the late X v. Elliott. Esa. Apply TO address 42s
oth 81. n W. mN1I I'm
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IoR sALE-A VALUABLE Farm OF PA ACRES
choicest land principally in good CONTAINING
several beautiful building sites situate ON M street
road eight miles from Washington Is trains per iay
TO Forest Glen Station only three quarters Of mile
distant good fences, fine buildings and improvements
For further particulars. inquir, At the Office of
HAZELTON PAGE
my21-lm l425 n 4 ave Washington
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

TOR SALE-pRENIsES oO6 MASSACHUSETTS
i ave. 33154 feet: "a per foot, with improvements
Address A F., Owner Star office. my2s-3ts
EoR sALE-TwO VERY DESIRABLE LOTS,
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We invite all to Great Millinery Slaughter and
would kindly ask you not to buy until you have in
spected our immense and elegant display and posted
yourself as to prices
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INOR SALE-SUBURBAN-
IL On 4th st. road. near Brightwood. six acres NJ
ground III room frame dwelling stable and
house.
At Laurel, Nd. Gothic Frame Dwelling IL rooms
corner lot about of ground also opposite
ner. one acre ground, at low Inquire.
On Hardwood Road hear Soldiers Home, quarter
acre ground new twostory and attic frsce dwelling
nine rooms: new carriage house aud stable $1,000
myl-5w. TYLER RUTHERFORD ls.,6 h u M "
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-16

AZ 4:30 p. =. tho crowd In tho vicinity.
Of tho square numbered l0O. 900, and
~ polise wee penerieaS'to tAorApkhI&s
disperse the dense bodies OF The MOB:
Cavalry and infantry were summoned to
the assistance Of the police, but NO
charge was made a. The people of
their own accord began 70 'disperse at
'9usk.~~sAbsat 900 -Hiizans and forty
policeman we're injured. Fifty persons
were arrested, among them berry
Socialist Burns. Some Of ths injure0.
we're well enough to leave the hospital
after treatment. One patient was
dreadfully burned with yitrol squirted
from . syringe. Another declares he
was bayoneted. Two policeman were
stabbed with knives.
The .occason of this conflict was that
the Pail Mall Gazette and the street
orators had directly melted the people
to defy the police proclamation. forbid
ding meetings Sunday on Trafalgar,
square, and advising holding an assem-
bla6e at all hazards. The friction has
been growing for q fortnight, between
the Home Ofacs and. SIR CHARLES Var.
rem, the head of the police, who is
strong Liberal, a. Gladstone appointee,
and who favors as popular fights what
are known al freedom of speech, press
and Of assemblage. Finally, when it
was shown to Sir Charles TINT Trafalgar
square was Crown property and not
dedicAtedto public use heH agreed to
forbid its employment, when scores of
other places were capable of being used
for such assemblageS. On Sunday
morning twenty-five Radical clubs met
in various parts of the Metropolitan
district, especially at the East End,
and agreed to march toTrafslgar square,
with bands and banners and at alt
hazards to hold q meeting there to pro-
test against the recent Government
action in Ireland These professions
were unfortunately joined by probably
every rogue, thief, rowdy and pick
pocket in London, and tho result wasas
above stated.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-16
WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

Advertisers In NE Dali" INDEPEsD-
EMIT also have the advantage Of the COL
umns of the WEEKLY INDEPERDEar
which has been published without in
Permission at this Office since early il
the year 1869, and has Q general circu-
latiOn in every district, camp and val
ley throughout the length and hreadth
of Elko county, and is by far the best
advertising medium that has ever been
established in the county Remember
that advertisements in our Daily also
secure tAs, benefits q our large Weekly
circulation, and that our terms are
comparatively much lower thar those
of any competitor. -.-...
The Weekly il q 94xs6-ihoh sheet,
and besides advertisements runs s,xteen
columns Of reading matter. embracing
all the telegraphic news, q general in
terest, oil the news OF tho State, and is
specially devoted to Lhs, local news Of
the county and county scot. BY SUBJ
scrihing for the WEEKLY ELKo IsDE-
PENDENT you not only obtain all the To-
col news, bat also receive. q knowledge
of all Important evants transporting ip
any and every quarter Of the babitahle
world. 49, -. :. ~, =. ...''.
.SsAd along yenrf subscriptions.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-16

The attempted gathering Of q mob in
Trafalgar Square on sunday last ended
in riot. The police were called ont
and frequently charged the mob At.
tempting to dispense il. and the result
WAS that fierce fights took place ON the
Strand, Northumberland Avenue,
'Nhiteball, Rall Malt and other adiaoenA
streets. One Of the societies suoce eseti
in sntsrin8 tho square, bN! was rspulsed
after . bloody fight, in which several
were seriously injured, among whom
was Cunningham Graham who WIS sub
sdquensry arrested, fer ss,ttSSO attacking tho po-
lice.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-16

August Spies, chief Of the Anarchists
TO whom the infatuated Nina Van
zandt WAS married by proxy through =
brother Of August, was born at Cassel,
Germany, but came to America with
his parents who settled In Chicago.
Spies was thirty two years of age, and
by trade saddler, but his antipathy to
work soon made him give up working
ot this and he trsmped. through 1.-THE
South and West, returning to Chicago
in 1879. Spies had little education In
Germany, but his tramping tour gave
him great practical knowledge and to
this he added diligent study, becoming
proficient in the use OF both the Ger
man and English languages! When he
returned to Chicago the Socialists had
just demonstrated their strength by
polling 10000 votes for Dir. Ernst
Schmidt, their candidate for Mayor.
Spies entered politics and soon he and
his friends gained control of the .Ar-
batter Zeitung," o German daily. with
moderate communistic tendencies.
Spies position on the paper was at
frat secondary Que, but he continued
his studies md in o short time was
made editor Of the sheet. Herr John
Most, the New York anarchist, visited
Chicago about that time and Spies at
once embraced the doctrines of Most
and the "Arteiter Aeitung" became q
radical anarcbistic sheet. In the same
ratio TINT its violence Increased The
better class of its subscribers fell off and
soon 1t was read only by the ''.Iiff ruff. :"
Almost daily did the paper advocate
attacks on the police, encouraging -
nay, advising the use Of dynamite
bombs, the process for the manufacture
of which it gave instructions in its
columns. When the eight hour move
msnt vas inaugurated, Spies was in the
van, and ID was he who made the FIRST
speech from, the wagon oil the lnemor.
able day Of the killing Of the police
He began bis address by denouhoing
capital and claiming that he was not
the cause Of the riots but that they
resulted from class oppression. After
making bis barnngue no snsaked off in
order to DO sway from the scene should
collision occur, but he was nevsrths-
less indicted and convicted. He was
hanged Friday, Nov. IL, 1887.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-16

Reno Journnls-Iutsrest In the Ben.
hnyon cuse is subsiding, the Anarchists
have climbed the. golden stairs and the
people are Anxiodsly awaiting the next
grand sensation.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-16
,sssse laeaaAvsA

Over two hunAEsa Dew sAmplss sos
custom made Fall ana Winter olosAiAR.
II you want . Ans suis Of closAss sskas
% order. latest In style, perfect In W,
bsst In quality ana cheapest In prsSe.
eons and look 81 my samples. Yen
eanh help being suited.
Il. RsIsaAsx.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-05
wepden phillips on Nihilssm.

In Russia there Is no press, M debate, no
explanation of what government does, no re-
inonstrance allowed, no agitation Of public
issues. Dead silence, that which reigns at the
summit of Mont Blanc, freezes the whole
empire, long ago described as "a despotisnn
tempered by assassination Meanwhile, such
despotism has unsettled the brains Of the
ruling race, as 9unbridled power doubtless
made some OF the twelve Caesars inssne-a
madman, sporting with the lives and comfort
Of 100 0o, 000 Of men. The young girl whispers
in her mothers ear, under q ceiled roof, her
pity for o brother knouted and dragged half
dead into exile for his opinions. The next
week she is stripped naked and fogged to
death in the public square. No inquiry, no
explanation, nc tI1al, nc protest; one dead,
uniform silence. the law of the tyrant. Where
Is there ground for any hope Of peaceful
change, the fuierum upon which you can
plant any possible levera
Machiapelli's sorry picture of poor human,
/ nature would befuHome lattery ii meii could
keep still under such oppression. Mol mol
In srcha land dynamite and the dagger arc
the necessary and proper substitutes for
Fanepii ball and The Daily Advertiser. Any
thing that Will make the ~inaenian quake in
his b~edchamber and rouse bis victims into
reckless and desperate resistance. This Is the
only view an American, the child Of 1920 and
15iG, cum taEe of nihilism. Any other unset.
Ties and pelpiexeS the ethics OF our ciyilIza-
tion.-Harvarl College addreSasJune SO, 1881
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-05
DEALERS IN PETROLEUM.
The New York Consolidated Stock an
Petroleum Exchange.

The New York Consolidated Stock and
Petroleum exchange.
The rapid growth of New York city's bust
ness has created a new organization known
as the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum ex-
change, which is erecting a magnificent
structure at the corner of Exchange place
and Broadway, and bids fair to soon rival
the old and noted stock exchange. The new
body now has !, 403 members, and seats worth
5000 six months ago are now held at 1880,
with a rising tendency. I'M 1885 the building
company was organized and the managers
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-05
His Hat TulI Of Eggs.


3Have you heard of the latest novelty In
hatsf' inquired a man of his companion, as
they were each quaffing a mug of brown
stout.
aNo. what is itan was the response.
sWell, it Is a. hat worn by. a man who
seryes morning papers On a suburban route.
A number Of his customers, nearly all of
whom keep chickens, have noticed for several
weeks past that their eggs had acquired a
habit OF disappearing each morning, after the
paper was deposited on the sill OF the kitchen
window. Suspicion fell upon the dispenser
o.. the products Of the press, and o watch was
set, although no one could imagine where he
could stow the egg. The denouement WIS
startling in its novelty.
':On one side Of his hat, which was q stiff
one, he had apanel that worked by a spring.
He would pull the latter, the panel would
slide back, in would drop the egg or eggs, and
back would spring the panel. By this method
he managed to carry home every day q dozen
or more eggs. At last fashion and utility
have joined hands. philadelphia Call.